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L L Pauli
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Phenobarbital vs. phenytoin for grand mal epilepsy.
The chief side effect of phenobarbital is drowsiness, which is usually associated with overdosage. Phenytoin, on the other hand, causes gingival hyperplasia in many patients, irreversible hypertrichosis in some patients and lethal reactions, such as Stevens-Johnson syndrome, in a few patients. Antiepileptic therapy should always be started with one drug. Phenytoin is specifically contraindicated as the drug of first choice for infants, females (especially adolescents) and children receiving orthodontic treatment.
What are nonepileptic seizures?
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Continuous phenobarbital treatment after a 'simple febrile convulsion'.
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Anticonvulsant therapy.
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Classification and clinical features of epileptic seizures.
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The medical treatment of epilepsy: treatment of prolonged convulsions and status epilepticus.
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The medical treatment of epilepsy: managing side effects of antiepileptic drugs.
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The medical treatment of epilepsy: initiation of drug therapy.
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Febrile convulsions: diagnosis, treatment, and prognosis.
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The medical treatment of epilepsy: maintenance of drug therapy.
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The medical treatment of epilepsy: an introduction.
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The medical treatment of epilepsy: antiepileptic drug interactions and teratogenicity.
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